Storing and protecting contact lenses daily can be a source of anxiety, especially when you notice a lack of hygiene and structure in your busy morning routine. The risk of confusion between the left and right lens or unhygienic storage disrupts a relaxed start to the day. The IBD Frog Lens Case offers a reliable and structured solution for your daily routine. With this cheerful and practical holder, you can now store your lenses worry-free and organised, which contributes to a comfortable sense of hygiene for the whole family.

Key benefits

• Clear separation: the separate compartments prevent confusion between the left and right lens, which ensures structure and convenience during your morning routine.
• User-friendly design: the recognisable and cheerful design makes the holder easy to handle and attractive for all family members.
• Compact and lightweight: with a weight of 1001.000 kg, the holder is robustly designed and at the same time easy to take with you when travelling or to work.

How it works

The IBD Frog Lens Case is designed to simplify the daily care of contact lenses and support hygiene. By using two physically separated compartments, cross-contamination between the lenses is minimised and the solution remains optimally in place. This supports the maintenance of clean lenses and contributes to the daily comfort of your eyes.

Composition

Ingredients

This product is a physical lens case and contains no active liquid ingredients or chemical compositions.

Use & Dosage

Open the individual compartments of the lens case. Fill the chambers with the contact lens solution recommended by your optician. Place the left and right lens in the designated compartment and screw the lids on tightly to prevent leaks. Rinse the case thoroughly after each use with clean lens solution and let it air dry.

Safety & Disclaimer

Replace the lens case regularly, preferably every one to three months, to prevent the build-up of bacteria. Never clean the case with tap water to avoid infection risks. Keep out of reach of young children when filled with liquid.